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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1905
Page
2
A reader describes soaking and boiling method for a recipe then mentions breakfast plates and other dishware with a price claim. The text is incomplete, offering a glimpse of kitchen preparation and a pricing note without full context or specifics.
John T. Whistler Oregon government engineer announced a new reservoir site near Tub Springs for the Umatilla project to water 50,000 to 76,000 acres in Umatilla and Morrow counties. The plan involves carrying John Day water across Gilliam county with a canal and Rock Creek crossing, pending board of consulting engineers approval next month. The accompanying irrigation laws reform includes a proposed state engineer position.
A church program lists acts under Conundrum Social including Miss Kimball Pendleton Male Quartet and Victoria Hall. The bill features instrumental solos recitations readings and readings with selections attributed to a mix of performers and dates. The program includes verses about entertainment and a themed tableau with music and readings.
Written by Mrs. Roberts the verse honors Mrs Agnes Dun, presented at the anniversary celebration at the Racer theater. It praises the security of the dingronin of pee cane and may circulate locally. Frank Taylor is being tried at Golville, Washington, charged with the murder of Hert McIntire at Bossbure last June.
A bold offer urges readers to save with us for 4 percent annual interest compounded semi annually. It claims wealth grows quickly through our method and highlights this as the best week to start. The message appeals to older savers and promises steady earnings.
The Pendleton Merchants Protective Association was organized with officers elected and a seven member board chosen. Leon Cohen serves as president, W E Brock as vice president, Lee Teutsch as secretary, G A Robbins as treasurer. The group plans a credit exchange system to curb bad accounts, with a secretary and a lawyer to run it. About 100 members are in sight, spanning merchants in Pendleton, not including bankers or hotel keepers.
The Standard mine near Quortabur will spend about 50 000 to build a new mill this season to process ores and extract the rich minerals found there. Denver researchers test ore vats to determine best melting method. If successful, capital outlay may rise to about 60 000 for machinery and buildings. Vice President Zoeth Hogner leads soon as work starts with a large crew cutting timber for mill and facilities, signaling major development of the property this year.
At last night’s clerks’ union meeting sixty members were elected into the organization and will be initiated at the next session. An organization committee of Frank J. Macey and Charles Bonney was formed to recruit new members. With sixty current members, recruitment aims to bring outside wills within the fold.
County commissioners decided to install a new wooden walk on the Court Street side of the grounds. The remaining three sides will stay as they are. County Judge Boon and Commissioner Walker were authorized to handle the project.
County Judge Bean notes bids and contracts will not be advertised for at once. The cement walk inside the fence will probably be patched in the worst places. The commissioners finished work on awit last night and adjourned for the term. No steps were taken to hire experts to audit officials' books.
Tom Moss Otto Hockinemith Paul Barney and Mia Gainey appeared in circuit court at 10 AM with District Attorney Phelps filing information yesterday. They were given until Monday to plead and further trials may be postponed to the June term. Also noted are Roy Rounds discharged from Vancouver barracks and Major A Gantenbein in the city on legal business.
The couple married at Lostine in 1885 and have no children. The divorce cites that the defendant left in November 1903 and has refused to live with the plaintiff since then. A doctor’s letter mentions the physician will not reach home for a week and that he is in Covington Indiana tending his father, who died.
A fragmented report notes Delany Departure and Sheriff Taylor connected to actions involving a person named Salam and others. The text mentions commitment to a scheme and a request related to a boy, with references to Ashe obheettier and Definer colineg.
Report states Joe Loman was fined for misconduct and a nine wearer maker faces penalties after a concerted weapon claim in the bout yesterday. Both were reportedly held briefly before release.
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